Antique Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock & Key 1910. Clock Works and chimes on the hour.

This sale is for a antique Seth Thomas Adamantine Clock. So it needs service, but it’s a great looking clock from this period and well worth it. Love the faux marble, it still looks new.

Antique 142 Years old from September 1881, Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock, in good condition, works perfectly gives you the time and chime with a beautiful sound.

Its in great condition considering its age with only minor imperfections.

This clock is circa 1830’s-40’s and is in very good condition, runs well and on time, only some very minor age marks which are hardly noticeable, the hand painted panel has one very minor chip in the paint and a small window at the bottom of the painted panel.

Please see all photos on the listing as what you see is exactly what you’ll get.

Gongs on the hour and chimes on every half hour This is an antique Seth Thomas clock mantel clock that is in good condition for age. It is set in a red marble like material called and Adamantine Dimensions 16.5 x 12 x 7.5 Original sticker on the back of the clock with information on its origin and specifications this is worn off some of it is readable.

The “Adamantine” finish, which is a patented laminate finish from the late 1800’s, is in good shape for its age. This great looking clock was made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. USA in the very early 1900’s, right around 1908.

This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock is a rare find for collectors of unique decorative pieces. Its elegant design and traditional style make it a timeless addition to any room. The clock is an original piece and its authenticity can be verified by its maker’s mark. The clock’s intricate details and high-quality craftsmanship are a testament to the skill of its creator. It is a beautiful example of antique design and is sure to be a cherished addition to any collection. The clock is in good working order and will provide accurate timekeeping for years to come.

The clock was manufactured in early 1900s and is an original piece, making it a valuable addition to any clock collection.